Ahem, in spite of the name, it's based on the Holden Caprice.

If I squint I can see the Chinese Buick Park Ave...

With presidential elections close, expect an undeclared war of convenience with no clear goals in order to establish the incumbent as "tough" on foreign "policy." War crimes be damned!

How about having human DNA? Oh, so you failed science classes in high school... Yeah, journalism is indeed your only chance for a career.

You got to appreciate when a German car maker gets an Italian designer. That's how things are supposed to be, not the other way around (that's for you, Alfa Romeo).

5th: nay, a Porsche based on a Lamborghini!

Also important, patronize those CUs which are managed solidly and that will not take unwise risks with your money. Otherwise, you'd be dealing not with a national bankster, but a local one.

I see where you are going with it, but its battery is NiMH, no lead in it.

What's a Diesel high idle?

5th: Of course, that's why GM sells well in China: it dominates 80's technology. Just check them out at the Buick/Cadillac/Chevy/GMC dealer nearest to you.

6th: I don't care about your dirty laundry. If you have a mouthful for Justin, tell him in person and in private.

The premium is due to not looking dorky.

$4000 extra over the Leaf to not look dorky? Win!

I stand corrected.

"Keeping our country safe and prepared for any enemy shouldn't have a price."

Whig as in the whig view of themselves...

5th: America has learned a thing or two about Italian corporatism...

Of course, you haven't seen any Explorer or Expedition or Pilot with their wheels pointing inward. That's because since the last time you informed yourself and how IRS has changed, a couple of decades have passed by.

Forget not that Jalopnik editors live in the whig capital of the world, NYC.

The military is the 1%.